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How Engineering Works in the Automotive Industry

There are many applications for engineering in the automotive industry. These are mainly centered around the design process. A vehicle’s design can vary dramatically. A truck, for instance, can have the need for 4×4 accessories. Cars may have turbo engines or sunroofs. The engineers in charge of the vehicle design will look at what their customers want to see in a product. From that list, they can choose what to include in the car or truck.

When engineering a vehicle, manufacturers need to maintain a focus on fuel efficiency. Rising gas prices mean that customers are looking at the miles per gallon an automobile gets now more than ever. Though 4WD accessories are important on trucks and sport utility vehicles, they can also reduce the number of miles that a vehicle can get per gallon. Therefore, 4×4 options may be excluded on autos sold in warmer climates. (To find out more on this topic see www.superiorengineering.com.au) Read the full story

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Did You Know?

- Interstate distances between our capital cities are large. A road trip from Sydney to Melbourne or Sydney to Brisbane is around 1000 km and takes at least two days, while from Sydney to Perth is around 4000 km.


- Every working day, Australian governments spend $27 million maintaining and reconstructing our transport network. This is among the highest levels of road expenditure per capita in the world.